Victims of Nazi war in Poland call on Germany for support

Polish victims of Nazi persecution are urging Germany for humanitarian support, as many survivors are elderly and in need. Despite Germany's acknowledgment of moral responsibility, no reparations decision has been made. The Polish government estimates war losses at €1.3 trillion, but recent offers from Germany have been deemed insufficient. The issue of reparations remains a sensitive topic in Polish society, with many feeling their suffering is not adequately recognized. Donations from German citizens have begun to support victims, but the appeal emphasizes the urgency for action before more survivors pass away.